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Santa Fe County and City of Santa Fe launch April survey to guide senior services
Summary
Santa Fe County and the City of Santa Fe will run a bilingual survey April 8–25, asking residents age 50+ and caregivers about needs such as home-delivered meals, transportation and dementia care; the project is a partnership with UNM's Center for Applied Research and Analysis.
Santa Fe County and the City of Santa Fe will run a countywide senior-services survey from April 8 through April 25 to gather needs and priorities from residents age 50 and older and their caregivers, officials said on a county podcast.
Matilda Byers, administrative program manager for senior services for Santa Fe County, said the survey is intended to help plan services for the next 10 years in partnership with the Center for Applied Research and Analysis at the University of New Mexico. "We will be rolling out the senior survey April 8 through April 25," Byers said.
The survey will be available online at santafeecountynm.gov/seniorsurvey and as a hard copy at senior centers; officials said it will be offered in English and Spanish. The county and city will hold outreach events at senior centers…
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